Product

Secure AI deployment through full visibility, compliance & risk management

Manage your AI risks & compliance with our end-to-end, agnostic, 
next-generation platform that operationalizes regulatory, normative 
& client-specific compliance.

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The challenges

Building trust while facing 
unprecedented challenges with AI

  • Enlarged dependance to technological supply chain (models, APIs, platforms…)
  • Multi-layered, multi-jurisdictional 
supply chain

A complex AI 
supply-chain

  • Fast diffusion of AI systems across the organisation, impacting the qualification capacity and security of AI products
  • Adoption across all business functions
  • Contradictory injunction to decision makers, implement AI fast but in the right way

Widespread 
adoption of AI

  • Fragmented horizontal & vertical AI regulations worldwide with over 2,000 ongoing legislative processes
  • Numerous regulations already enforced across all regions: Europe, US, China, South Korea, Japan…

Rapid expansion of AI regulations

Naaia, the end-to-end platform to manage your risks

Naaia turns regulatory & non regulatory frameworks into operational action, automating and simplifying risk management in a technology-agnostic, ecosystem-integrated way.

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The solution

With Naaia

Facilitate adoption 
of responsible AI Practices

Through controlled costs and timeline, Naaia supports you into the deployment of Trusted AI.

Support full AI compliance overtime

The platform features will bring the organisation from mapping all use cases to building the compliance evidence, use case by use case.

Ensure practical 
& scalable integration 
of all frameworks

From regulations to international standards, including customer -specific frameworks.

Support the 
teams skills building

The AI agents and our Naaia Academy platform ensures the training and competencies building of the teams.

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Trusted by those who build with AI

Platform capabilities

AI repository

Build your centralized registry for all AI products

  • Full visibility over the AI systems, models and components.
  • Bulk imports of your AI products existing list through Excel/CSV.
  • Connect with your cybersecurity, data catalog or SAM solutions to automate building your AI/GenAI portfolio.

Platform capabilities

Build your centralized registry for all AI products

  • Full visibility over the AI systems, models and components.
  • Bulk imports of your AI products existing list through Excel/CSV.
  • Connect with your cybersecurity, data catalog or SAM solutions to automate building your AI/GenAI portfolio.
AI-driven platform

Move faster with 
Naaia’s AI Agents

We are developping new AI capabilities continuously, all in the mindset of removing the compliance and risk management burden from the teams as much as possible.

Agnostic platform

Interoperable by essence

Naaia's architecture is built on a robust data pipeline and ingestion layer, enabling the integration of multiple data sources — including cybersecurity platforms — to feed its business capabilities with reliable, contextualized, and actionable data.

Cloud-agnostic

Deploy anywhere

Naaia's platform can be delivered as a SaaS platform or an 
on-prem solution depending on the customer needs. 
Naaia is cloud-agnostic and is already hosted on AWS, 
Azure and Scaleway.

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The future of AI governance starts here

Accelerate your AI transformation responsibly

Discover how to deploy AI faster, safely, and at scale. Talk to our experts.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What are the main AI governance challenges organizations face today?

    Organizations face five core AI governance challenges in 2026:
    (1) incomplete visibility into all AI systems in use, including shadow AI deployed without IT oversight;
    (2) regulatory fragmentation across multiple jurisdictions with overlapping requirements;
    (3) organizational silos between legal, risk, and technical teams;
    (4) the speed of AI development outpacing governance processes; and
    (5) the lack of standardized evidence formats for regulatory audits.
    Addressing these challenges requires both a governance framework — such as ISO/IEC 42001 — and a platform capable of operationalizing it at scale.

  • Why do enterprises need full visibility into their AI supply chain to comply with the EU AI Act?

    The EU AI Act imposes specific obligations on organizations that deploy AI systems developed by third-party providers (Articles 25 and 28). Without full visibility into the AI supply chain — knowing which models, APIs, and vendors power each AI-enabled process — organizations cannot accurately classify risk levels, assign accountability, or demonstrate compliance. A single untracked third-party AI component can expose an organization to significant regulatory liability, particularly if that component contributes to a high-risk AI system.

  • How can organizations manage AI compliance at scale across multiple jurisdictions?

    Managing AI compliance across multiple jurisdictions requires three capabilities: a unified AI system inventory that maps each asset to the applicable regulations, a cross-framework compliance engine that avoids duplicating documentation efforts, and automated monitoring that tracks regulatory changes in real time. Organizations operating under the EU AI Act, the TRAIGA, and Asian AI regulations simultaneously need a platform that centralizes governance workflows rather than maintaining separate compliance programs per jurisdiction.

  • What does it mean for an AI governance platform to be technology-agnostic?

    A technology-agnostic AI governance platform can govern any AI system regardless of the underlying technology, vendor, or deployment model — whether it’s a proprietary algorithm, an open-source model, a third-party API, or a large language model. This matters because most organizations use AI from multiple providers. A technology-agnostic approach ensures that governance processes (risk assessment, documentation, monitoring) apply uniformly across the entire AI portfolio, preventing blind spots in compliance coverage.